The CEO’s Wife Is Reborn, and the Woman Who Transmigrated Into a Book in the 1970S Has It Even Worse

Original Novel’s Female Side Character Takes on the Transmigrator + Military Marriage + Double Rebirth + Everyday Life and Career + Sweet Romance Song Yanqing and her cousin Song Meilan were both reborn, and Song Meilan was a transmigrator. In her previous life, Song Yanqing was forced to marry Su Mu, a young man sent down to the countryside, and spent her days working the fields alongside him, exposed to wind and sun. Song Meilan, meanwhile, schemed to marry Gu Ze, the doting military officer who was supposed to marry Song Yanqing in the original novel. After the wedding, she followed him to the military residential compound and lived in comfort. The villagers all said Song Meilan had married well, and they envied her. Who knew that Song Yanqing would help Su Mu build a factory and start a business, eventually becoming the wife of a publicly traded company’s CEO and living a glorious life? Song Meilan, meanwhile, made trouble at the military compound and offended everyone there. She also accidentally lost important documents, causing Gu Ze to leave the army and return to the countryside to farm. Unwilling to accept her fall from grace, she hooked up with a businessman and eloped with him, only to be sold in a remote mountain village and tortured to death by the man who bought her. When Song Yanqing opened her eyes again, she was back before her marriage. Hearing that Song Meilan had already slept with Su Mu, she laughed toward the sky. Go ahead and take him! What good is being the glorious wife of a CEO? Without her, that man is nothing. If her selfish cousin wants him, she can have him for free. As for Song Yanqing, she’ll marry Gu Ze, the man her cousin despises, and live with him in “frosty harmony” for the rest of her life. Reborn, she cuts off love and feelings, wanting only to stay healthy, become beautiful, and perhaps do a little business on the side to become a tycoon. But why? Has the supposedly useless man kept climbing the ranks, making her the wife of an even more prestigious commander in this life? And why? Has the supposedly cold and indifferent man been intensely possessive and passionate toward her since the moment they first met? She’s not sure she can handle him. What should she do?